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Guest Codfromderby
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this subject came up recently in a lager/cider state remembering some tunes that were played at the time of the mecca, they as far as i remember were canadian/french, not too good as i remember but still part of the scene, as follows

lady marmalde nanette workmans

lindbergh 2 toulouse

mal martin stevens

hey stranger paul errico

two more have come to mind but do they actually exist or a memory of something else

el coco mondo disco (without fade in start)

fly robin fly, not sure who by but ona grey black label, not silver convention

any more similar tunes or info on the the last two

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Not a silly record by any means, but there's another French record on a Canadian label that got spins at the Mecca: Sammy Gaha - Thank you, thank you.

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26 minutes ago, sjclement said:

El Coco was Lets Get It Together but I don't think it was Canadian (Rinder & Lewis)?

Debbie something or other Long Gone?

Debbie Fleming 'long gone' on Attic !

Guest Codfromderby
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7 hours ago, Steve Plumb said:

Today's People - (SOS) All we need is time for love

Certainly not a silly record either LOL

used to love back int day, but sounds

very dated these days, also too fast to dance to for these legs, just seen a copy on lindee for sale in a shop, £30 !

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10 hours ago, Steve Plumb said:

Black & Ward - Long time - RCA

Good record and hard to find!   Was quite big at Wigan Casino for a few months!

Guest Jim G
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Colin Curtis spin, Patsy Gallant "Get That Ball" Canadian Columbia

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Guest Codfromderby
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1 hour ago, jim g said:

Colin Curtis spin, Patsy Gallant "Get That Ball" Canadian Columbia

now that was bad, made mal by martin stevens on pirate sound good

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21 hours ago, jim g said:

Colin Curtis spin, Patsy Gallant "Get That Ball" Canadian Columbia

Did it actually get played? It was mentioned along with Kenny Smith, MVPs, Lou Roberts and Joshie Jo Armstead in Dave Godin's Mecca review , I'm sure that Colin has gone on record saying that it was Dave's own choice, It certainly don't hold a candle to those .

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Guest SteveM
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On 2 August 2016 at 08:47, Benji said:

Not a silly record by any means, but there's another French record on a Canadian label that got spins at the Mecca: Sammy Gaha - Thank you, thank you.

Was that played at the Mecca? 

Guest Jim G
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14 hours ago, sjclement said:

Did it actually get played? It was mentioned along with Kenny Smith, MVPs, Lou Roberts and Joshie Jo Armstead in Dave Godin's Mecca review , I'm sure that Colin has gone on record saying that it was Dave's own choice, It certainly don't hold a candle to those .

not sure if it was played , just assumed it was as it was featured in the Blues & Soul piece, he might have played it at least once?

Awful record though..

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